Spring – In a Different World
Editor’s Note: We know that staying connected to nature is important, especially as we cope with a global pandemic. SinceContinue Reading
Category: Nature Notes
Insights from Minnesota Master Naturalists.
Squishy Sounds at the Quaking Bog (Fieldtrip to Theodore Wirth Park)
Editor’s Note: We know that staying connected to nature is important, especially as we cope with a global pandemic. SinceContinue Reading
Between Seasons
By Holly Einess I set off around Wood Duck Pond on this mild, sunny March day. It’s that in-between timeContinue Reading
Pushing It Along
By Mary Beth Pottratz Sunlight glows on the crusty snow and I greet it like a long-lost friend. It isContinue Reading
Most Quotable Humans
By Sydney Chandler Warm weather and sunshine brought many visitors to the Arboretum. With all their new-found energy, some folksContinue Reading
Patterns
By Greg Lecker It’s almost as if the sun is rising again. An hour ago, dawn broke onto a partlyContinue Reading
From Winter to Spring and Back Again
By Holly Einess I last visited the Arboretum’s Lake Tamarack property in July and am eager to now experience itContinue Reading
Dusting off the Sunglasses
By Sydney Chandler Three-Mile Drive hosted a steady flow of visitors this weekend. The welcome respite from our recent stretchContinue Reading
Noting Nature in a January Thaw
By Mary Beth Pottratz The main paths are plowed and people are out, even with walkers and strollers. On aContinue Reading
Cloaked in Winter
By Greg Lecker Even with the snow and cold of the past weekend, the Arboretum is worth a visit. ByContinue Reading
